Eagles fall short in home opener
Despite an impressive aerial assault against the top team in the RMAC, the CSC football team came up short against Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, 24-10 Saturday, at Elliott Field.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: September 2017
Clean sweep
Men’s and Women’s teams win Chadron State Invitational
Read MorePaying for College teaches money management
Is college too expensive? Should it be more affordable or even free? Yes, college is too expensive. I understand that it’s what keeps a lot of people from going to college, some people simply don’t have the money. But should it be free and/or easily attained? Absolutely not.
Read MoreConnections pay off in the future
Wake up, get out of bed and do something.
Read MoreCurbelo’s alternative to DACA shows promise
It’s been all over the news, President Trump’s push to get rid of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) campaign. President Barack Obama created the program back in 2008 with the hope of keeping children brought into the U.S. illegally by their parents safe and making sure they have a chance at success. Provided with an education and job opportunities, the majority have built their lives here and don’t know much about their native country, including the native language. They have made the U.S. their home.
Read MoreSenate discusses the future of Book Ends
Student Senate debated ways to increase staff and faculty traffic flow to the coffee shop, Book Ends, in the library. At the meeting Monday night, Director of Food Services Tracy Shuck answered questions regarding, and spoke to Senate about Book Ends, saying that “student use of it not the issue,” but the lack of use by the faculty and staff. Each day, the coffee shop gets roughly 45 to 65 visitors, most of these visitors being students. Students can use their Eagle Bucks to purchase coffee, and snacks, but profit comes from the use of credit cards, or cash.
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Rice hosts western education program
Eleven middle school students from Chadron attended a Western Education program hosted by Dakota Rice, 22, senior of Kellogg, Idaho. Rice, a math education major, taught the students the importance of agriculture, including livestock, crops, and the unique way of life that people in agriculture live.
Read MoreCAB encourages clubs to spend allocated funds
The AFB, Activities Fee Board, needs another member to complete this year’s committee. Last year, AFB allocated roughly $204,000 to fund clubs on campus, with $60,000 not spent. Vice Chair of Finance, Tierra Snyder, stressed that this money needs to be spent, or will not be allocated the next year.
Read MoreRasmussen announces retirement from CSC
The CEO of the Chadron State Foundation announced her retirement, effective at the end of 2017.
Read MoreCSC, CPD investigating wrestling team for hazing allegations
Chadron State College and Chadron Police Department are conducting separate investigations into claims of hazing during an initiation rite allegedly conducted last weekend among members of the wrestling team.
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